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Contemporary Issues in Childhood - A Bio-ecological Approach (Paperback)
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Contemporary Issues in Childhood - A Bio-ecological Approach (Paperback)
Series: The Routledge Education Studies Series
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Contemporary Issues in Childhood provides undergraduate students
with a comprehensive introduction to the current influences and
challenges that surround childhood, families and communities. The
text carefully explores the lives of children and young people to
make clear the link between this particular demographic and social
contexts such as family, community and society. Key theories and
concepts are examined in each chapter, using Bronfenbrenner's
bio-ecological model to highlight the complex and individual nature
of child development. Written by highly experienced authors who
represent a variety of professional disciplines, the book offers a
comprehensive introduction to encourage critical reflection on the
influences and experiences of children and childhood. A range of
rich, practical examples accompany the text, in addition to
discussion questions, case studies and further reading designed to
support readers in reflecting on their own experiences as learners.
Contemporary Issues in Childhood is essential reading for students
on Education Studies courses and Childhood, Family and Community
Studies courses, as well as preservice and in-service educators. It
will also be of great interest to Early Childhood Studies and
Special Needs/Inclusive Studies students.
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